minor fixes to docs

data/dannet/dannet.md

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+### Dataset Statistics
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+<!-- START-DATASET PLOTS -->
+<img src="./images/dist_document_length.png" width="600" style="margin-right: 10px;" />
+<img>
+<!-- END-DATASET PLOTS -->
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+
 
 ## License Information
 <details>
@@ -121,13 +129,6 @@ DanNet 2.1 Copyright 2009-12 by University of Copenhagen and Society for Danish
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-### Dataset Statistics
-
-<!-- START-DATASET PLOTS -->
-<img src="./images/dist_document_length.png" width="600" style="margin-right: 10px;" />
-<img>
-<!-- END-DATASET PLOTS -->
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 ## Additional Information
 

paper/paper.md

@@ -59,6 +59,24 @@ While it is in theory possible to open a PR on existing dataset, this practice i
 
 Contrasting this approach to code development - where it is common practice to create PRs to continually improve the codebase - makes this dataset development landscape seems immature and inefficent. 
 
+<!-- 
+KCE - just some loose thoughts:
+
+Over the last couple of years multiple models or dataset released in the Nordics have retracted or not released due to concerns about the data.
+This include the 
+- SWEb (https://arxiv.org/html/2410.04456v1) a large scale web-data, which was never released due to the fear of legal disputes.
+- Models from Danish Foundation Models (cite) that was retracted either temporarily (dfm-encoder-large) or permanently (wav2vec model) due to concern from rightholders
+- Similarly, the Norwegian collosus corpus (NCC) (https://huggingface.co/datasets/NbAiLab/NCC) have had to retract a large part of the initial dataset
+following a request from the media houses.
+
+Similar situations have happened throughout Europe and it is easy to imagine that more will follow.
+
+Building models on uncertain data foundation makes it unclear what 
+Derivatives models might are thus presented with a unclear legal status. This may halt implementation or if implemented potentially lead to legal consequences.
+
+Danish Dynaword seeks to remedy this issue by ...
+ -->
+
 ## What is a Dynaword
 
 A dynaword is a continously developed dataset resource intended a variety of downstream use-cases within natural language processing. Dynaword does intend to replace existing large scale releases such as fine-web [@fineweb], OSCAR [@OSCAR], or HLPT [@hplt], but rather